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The rupee's fall: A crisis or a necessary correction?

A weaker rupee does have genuine beneficiaries: the IT sector billing in dollars, pharmaceutical exporters, and the diaspora sending remittances home. These effects are real and should be acknowledged honestly.

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The rupee's fall: A crisis or a necessary correction?
A weaker rupee does have genuine beneficiaries: the IT sector billing in dollars, pharmaceutical exporters, and the diaspora sending remittances home. These effects are real and should be acknowledged honestly.
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